All Chapters of Rejected Tribrid Wolf: Her Four Alphas' Curse: Chapter 1 - Chapter 6

The forest swallowed me whole. Branches tore at my arms and the stupid white dress, ripping it higher up my thighs with every step. My feet pounded the dirt but I barely felt the pain. Everything inside me was too loud. Too alive.I kept running. Lungs burning. Heart slamming against my ribs. One rejection. One fucking sentence and everything I built just exploded. Twenty-two years of waking up before dawn, grinding those herbs, forcing them down even when they made me sick. All so I could stay small. Stay hidden. And Marcus threw it away like it was nothing.A sharp cramp twisted low in my stomach. Not just pain. Heat. Heavy and pulsing between my legs. My wolf surged forward so hard my vision sharpened. I leaped over a fallen log without thinking. Landed clean. The move felt good. Too good. Like I had been starving her for years and she was finally free to stretch.Then the hunger hit.It came deep. A low, aching pull that made my mouth water. I could hear heartbeats. Rabbits scatte

I stayed by the window like Brecken told me to. But my body wouldn’t settle. The heat he left behind still sat low and heavy between my legs. That thick knot pulsed every time I remembered the way his hand felt on my hip. Hard. Possessive. Like he already thought I belonged here.Outside the cabin the night had turned ugly. I watched Brecken walk straight into the confrontation. Shoulders squared. Alpha power rolling off him in waves. Ten Frost wolves faced off against his men. Marcus stood at the front, face twisted with anger and something that looked a lot like fear now that he saw what I really was.“You have no right to her!” Marcus shouted. His voice carried clear across the clearing. “She’s Frost Pack property. A dangerous freak that needs to be contained.”Brecken stopped a few feet away from him. The two alphas stared each other down. Even from inside the cabin I felt the tension crackle. My wolf rose fast, wanting to go out there and stand beside him. My vampire side noticed

Morning light came through the cabin window too early. I woke up tangled in Brecken’s sheets. They smelled like him. Pine, storm, and something darker that made my stomach tighten the second I breathed it in.I sat up fast. The big bed felt too empty. My body still remembered last night. The way he had pressed against me. The taste of his blood on my tongue. The heavy knot that refused to leave even after he stepped away.Get it together, Aria. You got rejected yesterday. Now you’re sleeping in an enemy alpha’s bed like it’s normal.I swung my legs over the side. The torn white dress was gone. In its place I found a large black shirt on the chair. Brecken’s. It reached mid-thigh and smelled strongly of him. I pulled it on anyway. Better than walking around half naked.The cabin was quiet. Too quiet.I moved to the window. Outside, Ironveil wolves moved around the camp. Some glanced toward the cabin. Their faces weren’t friendly. I caught whispers on the wind. “Tribrid.” “She’ll get us